Yeon Sang-ho reinvents zombie genre with collective organism in 'Colony'

Director Yeon Sang-ho reimagines the zombie genre in his new film 'Colony' by depicting monsters as a collective organism capable of learning and mutating. This transformation serves as a symbol of the dehumanization of South Korean society. The film marks a departure from traditional zombie narratives, focusing on the creatures' ability to evolve and act as a unified entity.